Daniel Lepage on Fri, 11 Feb 2005 00:56:38 -0600 (CST)


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[s-d] Re: [s-b] Arena Shootings, part 2


Damn cutoffs. Here's what that comment said:

#C Ok, this is complicated, since the Dice Roller wants all my rolls to have the same number of sides: #C First roll is to see what Peter hits. 1 is (1,1,3), 2 is (2,2,3), 3 is (3,1,3), 4 is (2,1,2), 5 is (2,1,4), 6 is 1, 7 is 2, etc.
#C Second roll is whether I destroy Peter. 6 or higher fails.
#C Third roll is what my second shot hits. 1 is (1,1,4), 2 is (2,1,3), 3 is (1,2,3), 4 is (1,1,2), 5,6,7,8 are themselves mod 4, and 9 or 10 means I reroll this one. #C Fourth roll is another destroy peter roll; 6 or higher fails. Also fails if Peter's already dead.
#C Finally, Iain's shot hits something; same choices as the first roll.
#T Arena Shootings, part 2


Results forthcoming.

--
Wonko

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# Ok, this is complicated, since the Dice Roller wants all my rolls to
# First roll is to see what Peter hits. 1 is (1,1,3), 2 is (2,2,3), 3
# Second roll is whether I destroy Peter. 6 or higher fails.
# Third roll is what my second shot hits. 1 is (1,1,4), 2 is (2,1,3),
# Fourth roll is another destroy peter roll; 6 or higher fails. Also
# Finally, Iain's shot hits something; same choices as the first roll.

No. of sides on every die:     10
No. of dice for every roll:     1
No. of dice rolls requested:    5
No. of rolls per line:          3

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#P spoon-business@xxxxxxxxx
#S 10
#D 1
#R 5
#L 3
#C Ok, this is complicated, since the Dice Roller wants all my rolls to
have the same number of sides:
#C First roll is to see what Peter hits. 1 is (1,1,3), 2 is (2,2,3), 3
is (3,1,3), 4 is (2,1,2), 5 is (2,1,4), 6 is 1, 7 is 2, etc.
#C Second roll is whether I destroy Peter. 6 or higher fails.
#C Third roll is what my second shot hits. 1 is (1,1,4), 2 is (2,1,3),
3 is (1,2,3), 4 is (1,1,2), 5,6,7,8 are themselves mod 4, and 9 or 10
means I reroll this one.
#C Fourth roll is another destroy peter roll; 6 or higher fails. Also
fails if Peter's already dead.
#C Finally, Iain's shot hits something; same choices as the first roll.
#T Arena Shootings, part 2



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